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Annual ReportFY 2011–2012

Our Leadership

“The connection between health and

dwelling is one of the most important that

exists.“ Florence Nightingale

What do we mean when we talk about a “Safe and Healthy Home?” For us, it is not just an abstract concept or statistics. (Although the statistics are compelling. For example, in San Mateo County, easily preventable falls account for 80% of accidental injury deaths in individu-als over 85.)

A safe and healthy home means installing laminate floor-ing and a furnace with a HEPA filter so that a 12-year-old girl with life-threatening asthma can leave the hospital and return home without fear. It means that a family no longer huddles around the oven to stay warm, an elderly woman can use her own bathroom instead of the McDonald’s across the street, trip hazards are eliminated, handrails installed, mold removed, locks replaced, and fences repaired. It means peace of mind.

Rebuilding Together Peninsula’s commitment to ensuring a safe and healthy home for everyone remains at the core of our work each April through National Rebuilding Day, but now we are tripling our impact through Safe at Home–our year-round minor home repair program. Through Safe at Home, we’ve increased the number of people we are able to serve as well as tackling simple repairs before they deteriorate into major problems.

Because of donors and volunteers like you, we are able to grow our programs, increase our impact, and focus on creative problem solving. Thank you for helping make our seniors and children safer and healthier in their own homes.

Seana O’ShaughnessyExecutive Director

Virginia MacSuibhnePresident, Board of Directors

Rebuilding Together Peninsula | Annual Report 2011-20123

Safe at Home

When a bathroom leak caused water damage

in their garage ceiling, Sheldon and Annabell

B panicked. They had kept their Redwood

City home in excellent condition, but in their

retirement, they could no longer afford even

minor repairs. Annabell felt her stress melt

away after long-time Safe at Home volunteers

arrived to help: “[The volunteers] stopped

the leak from the bathroom. What a relief to

know that the ceiling in the garage will not fall

off and the whole floor will not keep getting

damaged and rotten. The two volunteers who

worked were excellent! Simply incredible!”

There is a large body of evidence (AARP,

San Mateo County Health Briefs, Center for

Healthy Housing, National Center for Injury

Prevention and Control, etc.) which reveals

multiple home repair hazards that pose

significant risks to homeowners’ health and

safety. These easily identifiable hazards add

billions to health care costs and dispropor-

tionately affect low-income families living in

older homes. Housing improvements and

repairs – like the ones provided by our

Safe at Home program, effectively reduce

these risks and prevent unnecessary ill-

ness, disease, and death. There is a broad

range of relatively simple measures that

make high-risk homes healthier and safer.

All homeowners deserve access to safe and

healthy housing. Through Safe at Home, we

are able to make this a reality for Sheldon

and Annabell and countless others.

Thanks to you all, we are much more comfortable in our home, dreams that we thought were impossible

came true and we will always remember your generous spirits.” - 2012 r e c i p i e n t

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National Rebuilding Day National Rebuilding Day always occurs the last Saturday of April. It is the cul-mination of a year’s worth of planning that brings together 2000 volunteers to rebuild and restore the homes of low-income homeowners and nonprofit community facilities. Our partners include corporations, service leagues, community agencies, foundations, volunteer groups, hospital districts, municipalities, and individual donors. From landscaping to complete renovations, NRD revitalizes communities and helps individuals live independently in warmth and safety.

Team Build Team Build offers community-minded corporations and service organizations opportunities for volunteer participation that are scheduled to meet the needs of the sponsoring group. Team Build days are at least six hours long and take place June through October. The projects are similar in scope to those undertaken on National Rebuilding Day. Each project fosters goodwill and cooperation while also providing much-needed repairs for low-income homeowners and nonprofit community facilities.

Safe at Home The Safe at Home Minor Home Repair program addresses the minor repair needs of homeowners before the needs become serious deferred maintenance issues. Homeowners who cannot afford even small home repairs receive help with minor plumbing and electrical work, debris removal, home accessibility, fire safety measures, window, door, and gate repair, and more. To be responsive to the health and safety needs of our commu-nity, staff members and small teams of skilled volunteers complete these minor repairs on a year-round basis.

Mission Rebuilding Together Peninsula builds volunteer partnerships to rehabilitate homes and

community facilities for low-income homeowners and neighbors — seniors, people with

disabilities, or families — so they can live independently in warmth and safety.

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Vision A safe and healthy home for every person.

Raise The Roof Rebuilding Together Peninsula is the only local agency that provides free roof repair and replacement services for low-income homeowners and nonprofit community facilities. Securing an ad-equate roof is critical to ongoing home and building maintenance. Since 1994, RTP has repaired or replaced 392 roofs. Our roof replacements average $12,000 per roof. However, because of the sup-port we receive from generous donors and roofers who contribute time and materials, we are able to do this work on average for half the actual cost.

Healthy Housing Challenge A new set of tools and training, called Healthy Housing Rehab and Repair, helps to prevent and reduce health and safety hazards in homes. This program will soon be implemented through the Healthy Housing Challenge, a joint venture of National Center for Healthy Housing and Rebuilding Together. RTP is one of the 50 Rebuilding Together affiliates across the nation to participate in the program. In doing so, the Healthy Housing Challenge will demonstrate practical ways to make our homes significantly healthier and safer, and begin to awaken Americans to the link between our homes and our health.

Youth Assisting Seniors (YAS) YAS is a designed to help low-income, elderly and disabled homeowners maintain the exterior of their homes through partnerships with local youth service organizations. The YAS program creates healthier, safer homes for seniors who are aging in place. The program reduces the chance of falls while also increasing accessibility for homeowners, healthcare professionals and emergency services personnel. Equally important, it encourages posi-tive intergenerational experiences and fosters compassion.5

Program Growth Across the Map

RTP Program Growth:From 2008 Sites to 2013 Goals

18sites

19902000

2012

66sites

175sites

46 nrd home 96 safe at home 24 community facility sites 9 team build or attic insulaiton

Household Income Type of Household Ethnicity of Residents

51%extremely

low income

42%very

low income

7%low income

52%seniors living alone

32%white

26%hispanic

24%african

american

13%asian

19%seniorsliving withspouse

17%multigeneerational

households

12%families

with children

multiethnic 4%pacific islander 1%

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Fiscal Year 2011-2012 Operating Revenue and Expenses*

Income

Sponsorships $ 610,733 35%

Inkind $ 482,894 28%

Government $ 266,522 15%

Individuals $ 183,393 11%

Foundations $ 100,997 6%

Rental Income $ 22,800 1%

Rebuilding Together, Inc. $ 16,400 1%

Miscellaneous $ 4,357 .5%

Interest and Dividends $ 3,854 .5%

Dreams Happen (net income**) $ 0 0%

Net realized/unrealized gains (losses) $ 40,242 2%

$ 1,732,192 100%

Expenses

Programs $ 1,538,669 85%

Management & Fundraising $ 269,191 15%

$ 1,807,860 100%

* 2011-2012 Audited Financials.

** Dreams Happen is a bi-enniel fundraiser. This year, we utilized $76,000 from last year’s event.

2011-2012 Finances

.5% Interest and Dividends

28% Inkind

15% Government

11% Individuals

1% Rebuilding Together, Inc.

85%Programs

15%Administration& Development

35% Sponsorships

ExpensesIncome

.5% Miscellaneous

2% Net realized/unrealizedgains (losses)

1% Rental Income6% Foundations


Volunteer Captains

****20+ years volunteer***15-19 years volunteer**10-14 years volunteer*5-9 years volunteer

Name: Bob ArringtonDonna BadgettLinda BarnesDennis BartlettAngelica BeasTroy BienemannKerry BoydRobert BradshawMichael BrownAlex Cabezon*Lisa CahnersRobert Carter*Kathie ChappellGary ChincaDebbie Chu*Michelle CoccellatoLorrilynn ConleyToby CordoneMoira CullenMarty DeggellerRita Duncan**Justine Franklin**Robert Franklin**Carina FrazerRyan FrederickVanessa GarciaGinny GrantJohn HackettKen HayesHolly Hugdahl*Scott HyltonDenise JenningsJackie Kaefer**Sharon Keating-BeauregardDenise KellyRochelle KirchnerBob KraissKevin KraveStephanie KubinaJohn Lamb

Laurie LambertCliff LentzOlga LiCarey LiggettEva LimaVirginia MacSuibhne**Josh Martin**Gail McFall*Jim McFall*Debbie MitchellEric MitchellTim Molak****Stephen MooreSara Mordecai**Ginny MorrowDonna Murphey*John MufarrehJohn Nelson, Esq.**Wendy NewcomerRobert Nibbi***Taira Nunez CagleTorrie Nute

Bob O’DonnellMike PadreddiiJay PerrineMelissa PowersRonan ReclusadoAndy RitgarJan SagerJared SchwartzLoretta Seto*Chris ShayRhett ShippSara SmootMatt Sorgenfrei*Sheri SpediacciChristine Stabile*Jack StephensJohn StephensSonia StergionEdna StoehrMark TaylorBill Tecson*Michael Tenta

Bob TorbensenJ. Peter WagnerLinda WhiteMike WilkinsJulie Wynn**Carlos Xavier*Alejandra Zamudio

Volunteer Captains work closely with Construction Captains to recruit and organize the volunteer labor

needed for their sites. Without their help in managing over 2000 volunteers annually, we would not be

able to complete the number of projects we do. Volunteer Captains are critical to the work we do and

we thank each and every one for their dedicated efforts and enthusiasm!


Construction CaptainsConstruction Captains are the glue that holds a project together. They oversee one rebuilding project

from start to finish. Our deepest thanks and gratitude go out to everyone listed below.

****20+ years volunteer***15-19 years volunteer**10-14 years volunteer*5-9 years volunteer

Name: Jim Benson**Daniel BettencourtJim Bigelow*Tom Boeddiker***Jason BrennerJoel ButlerVictor CamposDan CarterJay Chesavage***Glenn CliftonRichard Crevelt**Brian Dahlquist*Joey dal PortoJustin DespotakisCharlie Drechsler**Donna Dunwoody***Ron Edwards**Damon EllisDon FlemingRichard FletcherMatt GibsonDan GoodmanEdward Greilich*

Richard Harmison***Guy HarperDenny Holland*Pete Hooper**Lawrence Hu*John IgazDesiree Johnson*Clayton JolleyRandy Kaefer**John KieferJim Kirkman*Dana KitauraGreg KleinSmid*Bob KraissTony Law*Spence Leslie*Tom Lighthouse*Kevin Marks*Russell MattosMike McDonnellTim McGuire**Jeff McKayKevin MenningerDavid MorleyMike Murphey*Mike Nibbi**Brian O’KellyPatrick PowlessApolosi Qata**

Eddie RaymondUriel RazonKen Rhoads*Jim Rochotte*Bob Rosenberg**Ray Rosenthal*Craig Ruess*Thompson Sako***Johnny SanchezMarc SalmonCarlos SantamariaEric Schillig*Chi-hwa ShaoMichael Spencer***Barry StergionBill Tarangioli**Frank TaylorBrad Thaute*Kevin Trapani*Christopher TsangDon Van CreveldBen VanDaleChris Wahl**Curt Weil*Chris WettsteinRichard Winslow***Vern WittmanPeter Yribar*

Safe At Home CaptainsBob ArringtonCesar CastilloGlenn CliftonDonna DunwoodySteve DusseJim FiloAnthony GschwendAustin HarkinBob HarkinsVincent JaimesRick LeeMike MarymeeMike McDonnellHamid PourabdollahBill ProvenceJim RochotteJoe SweetingJim TouchstoneGene ToulouseVern WittmanNorman WhiteJosh Woods


“Thank you, thank you, thank you! Every person involved, every step it took to get it all done,

all the decisions, the phone calls and emails, all of it was a pelasure and stress-free experience. This was a true blessing.

So much was accomplished in such a short time, it was so well-organized, the captain was amazing.

The staff are so helpful and they all were so patient. I can’t thank you all enough.” - 2012 r e c i p i e n t

By The Numbers

2,803 total volunteers contributed a total of

33,724 hours of time to RTP projects in 2012. of the

348 individuals living in homes repaired in 2012

94 were elderly,

74 were disabled, and

32 were families with children.


Wollenberg Award

South San Francisco ScavengerSouth San Francisco Scavenger Company has been serving the community of South San Francisco since 1914. In its 99-year history, the company has been a huge advocate for the city and residents of South San Francisco. “We try to be a part of the community we serve,” said Doug Button, president of the com-pany. “We work here, live here… you take care of where you work, live and breathe.”

In 1994, Rebuilding Together Peninsula worked on its first project in the city of South San Francisco and reached out to SSF Scav-enger for help. SSF Scavenger was very responsive and donated a dumpster for the project site, and has been very generous in its support to RTP ever since. For the past 18 years, SSF Scavenger has donated approximately 45 dumpsters to the various sites in South San Francisco that RTP has served.

“When people in the community you serve need

something, you just do it,” Doug said. “If you have

healthy homes and homeowners, you have a

healthy community – and we’re proud to be a

part of that.”

RTP is very proud to partner with South San Francisco Scavenger Company to create happy and healthy communities. We are also proud to partner with Allied Waste Services Daly City for the past 12 years. Since 2001, Allied Waste Services has donated 50 dump-sters for various project sites in Daly City. Thank you to South San Francisco Scavenger Company and Allied Waste Services Daly City for their commitment to the communities they serve and to RTP’s mission. We couldn’t do it without you.

Craig PrimCraig Prim is not the average Rebuilding Together Peninsula volun-teer. He is not someone who painted houses or built fences like so many others. For the past 14 years, Craig has supported RTP from behind-the-scenes helping as the organization’s financial adviser, ensuring RTP was always fiscally stable. Craig also served as a National Rebuilding Day runner for six years, running from project to project making sure every site had its supplies and materials. He has also helped at the last five Dreams Happen events, helping to set up and even sitting in as a proxy bidder. And 10 years ago, Craig persuaded Murray & Murray, the law firm he was a partner at, to sponsor a NRD project, which the firm has continued to do so since sponsoring that first home in 2002.

Craig first became familiar with RTP when his wife, Tracey, was involved in the organization as a board member and a Dreams Happen committee chair. He became interested in volunteering with RTP because of the organization’s mission to help others through volunteerism. “[RTP] is an organization doing great things in the lo-cal community mostly relying on volunteers,” Craig said. “You don’t really see that through other organizations.”

Craig feels the opportunity volunteers have to see first-hand how giving their time makes a difference in their community, is what makes National Rebuilding Day such a great day. “It’s the one day you can see you did tremendous good. It’s amazing how much work you can get done in one day…that changes the lives of people,” Craig said enthusiastically. “At the end of the day you feel like ‘I re-ally did something good today’ and you just feel good about it.”

It is volunteers like Craig that make such a huge difference for RTP. Dabbling in a little of this and a little of that within the organiza-tion has truly made him a superstar volunteer, and an irreplaceable member of the RTP family.

The Wollenberg Award is presented annually to those who provided extraordinary resources and leader-

ship to Rebuilding Together Peninsula. The 2011-2012 award is proudly presented to South San Francisco

Scavenger and Craig Prim



Donor Listings

Please pay special attention to our shining stars.***Founding sponsor**10+ years sponsor*5-9 years sponsor(M) Matched donations

Community Builders: $25,000 or MoreAnonymous City of BrisbaneCity of Redwood City – Planning & RedevelopmentCity of San MateoCity of South San Francisco County of San Mateo – Department of Housing – Housing & Community DevelopmentGenentechPhilanthropic Ventures FoundationSobrato Family FoundationThe Wollenberg Foundation***Wells Fargo**Woodlawn Foundation

City Builders: $10,000 or MoreAmeriprise Financial Services, Inc.Atkinson FoundationCooley LLP**COTCHETT, PITRE & McCARTHY, LLP ECC**Electronic Arts**Equinix**Nick and Gail FarwellClara HorvathKiwanis Club of Palo Alto**LinkedInJohn and Michele McNellisMenlo Park Presbyterian Church*Oracle USA, Inc.**PG&E Corporation Foundation**Peninsula Health Care DistrictRambus, Inc.**Rebuilding Together, Inc. Stanford University, LBRE**Thermo Fisher ScientificWilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation**Yahoo! Employee Foundation**

Neighborhood Builders: $5,000 or MoreBohannon Foundation***Burlingame Bodies, Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry**California Credit Union League, El Camino Chapter*Commercial Casework Inc.**Gavin and Tricia ChristensenCommercial Casework Inc.DLA Piper LLP (US)***

DPR Construction**John DwyerEquity Office Management, LLCThe Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Gellert FoundationGeorge P. Johnson Habitat for Humanity Greater San FranciscoI.B.E.W. (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers) Local 617 UnionIFMA, Silicon Valley Chapter*IKEA*Legacy PartnersMrs. Marvin LuxenbergMcNellis Partners, LLC**Mrs. Albert MoormanMurray & Murray**Nibbi Brothers General Contractors**Nishkian MenningerOpenTV**Pentair***Responsys Inc.Roche Molecular Diagnostics*San Mateo Credit Union*Sares-Regis Group of Northern CaliforniaSiemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc., Business Unit Ultrasound***UBS Financial Services Inc.Union Bank**W.L. Butler Construction, Inc.***Webcor Builders, Inc.**David A. WollenbergWSJ Properties***

Home Builders: $1,000 or MoreThe Altos FoundationGary and Connie AhernDavid and Martha ArscottScott and Phyllis BedfordJim and Barbara BigelowBKF Engineers**Brisbane Chamber of CommerceChrist Episcopal Church of Los Altos**Church of the Epiphany, San Carlos**Bud and Rebecca ColliganSue Crawford and Craig DauchyMoira CullenDuncan and Jean DavidsonE*TRADE FinancialMrs. Priscilla EndicottEucalyptus Associates, Inc.First National Bank of Northern California**Foster City Lions ClubGap FoundationGenentech GivingStationDolores GonzalezGoogle Matching Gifts ProgramHayes Group Architects, Inc.Heritage Bank of CommerceBrian and Jill HetheringtonHitachi America, Ltd.

The Hitachi FoundationPete and Suzanne HooperZachary and Elizabeth HulseyJohn and Marcia Goldman FoundationKiwanis Club of Menlo Park***The Kortschak Family FoundationWilliam and Donna KrepickCarl LandersLinks for LifeTeofila LowryLucile Salter Packard Children’s HospitalRobert and Connie LurieCarol MacCorkleMadsen Family FoundationKevin and Leslie MarksMenlo Park Firefighters AssociationMillbrae Community FoundationMillbrae Lions Youth CenterMills-Peninsula Health ServicesRick NelsonMichael and Laura NibbiDennis and Gloria O’Brien FoundationRobert and Jackie O’DonnellOrchard Commercial, Inc.The David and Lucile Packard FoundationBill and Ruthie PalmerPeninsula Building Materials Co.Peninsula Sunrise Rotary Club*James and Sonya PetersPG&E Corporation Foundation (m)Matt and Laurel RobinsonMario and Danelle RosatiCarl and Sarah RosendahlRotary Club of Woodside/Portola Valley*Sand Hill FoundationWinston She and Uma Karmarkar (m)Earl and Ann SkidmoreBrad and Joyce SmithMatt Sorgenfrei and Evangeline UribeMichael and Stephanie SpencerStanford Hospital & ClinicsStanford School of Medicine, Dean’s OfficeLuke and Kassie Stone (m)Summa Peto FoundationGeoff and Colleen TateSandra TrotterVillage PropertiesCurt and Margaret WeilThe Whiting-Turner Contracting CompanyWoodside Priory School***

Builders: $500 or More606 HiltonDeborah AddicottRosemary AllenDuff and Gina BaldwinLaura BerezinPeter Cronin and Annie CroninDemkowski ConstructionBill and Susie Frimel

Stephan and Loretta Gallegos (m)Richard and Nancy GoldcampUmang and Ruth GuptaBrian and Mary HeffernanJohn and Andrea HennessyInfineon Technologies FoundationRob and Shellan IsacksonRobert JonesFred Clay and Nita JuddRichard and Kathryn KimballDel and Susan KrauseDale and Kathryn LampsonMrs. Joan LaneSpence and Sue LeslieJames Mason and Paula SkoePat and Nancy McGaraghanAnthony and Linda MeierJoseph and Bonnie Morey Jr.Robert and Meg NibbiSergio and Karen NibbiFranklin and Susan Orr John ReganJim and Janet RochotteGerald and Mary RussellGordon RussellRandall W. SmithSpacetone AcousticsRuby Spiller (m)Steve and Rachel WarnerGreg and Nancy WilsonMrs. Nancy WilsonJohn and Peggy Worthing

Contractors:$100 or MoreAdamo & AssociatesAdobe Systems Inc. Matching Gift ProgramAnonymousJeff and Susan ArrillagaPeter and Anne AstizKevin and Gail AthanacioPatricia Bernard and Cherrill LandwehrAlice BerryRay and Penny BertrandBruce BerwaldBGT Land SurveyingJeff and Tina BirdOlle and Monika BjorkmanJohn BlackmoreH Terrance and Marge BlaineDavid BoydMarty and Diane BrandtSteve and Mary Jo BrimhallMartin and Patricia Buerger (m)Jim and Kelly BurnsJoel and Amberlee ButlerBruce Cabral and Kim HarneyCafe BorroneKathleen Caffall and Cynthia MorrisDouglas CarlsonCarol CarterRenie and Josefina CastanedaGeorge and Michelle Caughey

Each and every one of you can be proud that your investment DOES make a difference! The following indi-

viduals, companies and foundations have invested in RTP from October 1, 2011, to September 30, 2012.

We apologize if we have made an error in spelling or omitting your name. Please call us 650.366.6597, ext 225 so that we can correct any mistakes and thank you in person!

Playhouses that unlock the imagination of childrencan make dreams happen for others

The Dreams Happen Gala and Playhouse Auctionat Stanford Shopping Center

on Saturday, June 1, 2013!

Playhouses are on display from May 4 - June 8.

All at Stanford Shopping Centerwww.stanforshop.com

For more information,call 650.366.6597 or go to

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Save the Date!


George and Jane CaughmanErik Chen and Cari Pang Chen (m)Stephen and Denisia ChenGavin and Tricia ChristensenJames and Elizabeth CilkerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey ColfleshLaura Collins-Ibanez (m)Catherine ConnollyJamie and Carey D’AlessandroDaly City Host LionsMelissa DavidsonMark DavisWilliam DeLeyBrent and Robyn DubyPatricia DwyerRoss and Gloria EdwardsThomas and Ellen EhrlichBruno and Judi EnderGrant EricksonCraig and Sally FalkenhagenGeorge and Alis FernFrank and Jeanne FischerFrances FlaggWilliam and Cynthia FloydFranklin Templeton InvestmentsRobert and Justine FranklinJim and Kristin FultonWilliam and Carolyn GallianiRocky and Michelle GarffBob and Mary GarnerMary GebhardtGregory GiskaPaul Gordon and Patricia KernighanJames GraceAnthony Gschwend and Janine O’FlahertyBen and Ruth HammettLennis HansenEric and Laura HartnessTom and Claire HeffernanGary HernandezMaggie HoiCecile HolwegColleen HolzbachLawrence HuMarie HunterT. Hardy JacksonJohn and Jacque JarveMrs. Janice JedkinsGerald JohnsonMark JustmanKaiser Permanente Community Giving Matching Gift ProgramBruce and Shea KarolyiNancy KarpGinny Kavanaugh and Joe KavanaughMargaret KawamotoMichael KayKing Asset ManagementPeter and Anne KoletzkeMark Lambert and Kelly IlnickiRichard and Cathy LampmanSuzanne LegalletMary LeongSu Chuin LeongDouglas and Virginia LevickOgden and Rose LillyGeorge and Ann C. LimbachJudith LynchLinda LynchMachiah FoundationDonald and Judy MacMillanVirginia and Rian MacSuibhne

Marc and Ines MalardinoJohn and Maggie MarkhamBradford MarksAlice Martineau and Olivia BartlettPhillip MathewsonAndrew and Margaret MattosJim and Gail McFallBeth McLellan Alvarez and Fred AlvarezAlan and Kathleen MethenyRobert and Cindy MillerJ. Kelly Monaghan and Marilyn VoelkeJohn and Paula MufarrehMaurice and Donna Murphey (m)Terrence MurpheyRonald and Anne MurphyChealsea Nather and Deborah GolderDavid and Pam NicholasKeri NicholasLori Nichols (m)Wally Niemasik and Julie KaufmanMichelle PadreddiiMarianne PalefskyPeninsula Land & Capital, LLCBrian and Camille PennixDouglas and Kimberly PepperJay and Madalyn PerrinePlumbers, Steamfitters & Refrigeration Fitters UA Local Union 393Joshua and Kristen PortnerSteve and Dawn PortnerPremier Properties Management, Inc.Lee Nicholas and Kitty PriceCraig and Tracey PrimKent PrimRussell and Helen PyneGlenn and Nancy M. RankinMatthew and Gretchen ReedLucy Reid-KrenskyMaura RenteriaPeter Renteria and Kevin CaravelloLilli ReyJeff and Janna RodgersTony and Rhiannon RodoniGlenn and Elisabeth RomigMarc RosatiJan Sager and Robert LuxenbergDenis and Kristine SalmonMr. Robert SansJim and Maureen SansburyJohn and Bess ScarbroughHarvey and Andrea SchlossJohn and Kathy SchniedwindMike and Tracy SchonenbergPaul and Julie SeippDaniel and Michele SeubertSLJ Business Services, LLCThayumanavan and Padmini SridharJoe and Ann StockwellGerald and Karen StokesMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey TaggartTim ThronsonFrederick Turner, Jr. and Anne FischerBrad Van Linge and Stephanie ElkinsJohn and Marie VioletBritt von ThadenLaveille VossWinges Architects, Inc.Neil and Ann WolffChristopher Wuthmann and Allison RockTim and Carol YiuJoanne ZhangCaroline Zlotnick

Friends: up to $100AnonymousJim and Theresa AndersonMary Lou AzevedoMatt Barr and Amber DurnalBruce and Susan BenedickWilliam and Shirley BiggerstaffAndrew Billings (m) Bradley Borgman and Sara BorgmanAnn BradyKaren BremsJohn and Gale BunnellRobert and Carolyn CaligiuriChristy Chung and David HungPaul CohenJames and Nancy ConnorsJulie DallaJohn and Donna DavidsonMrs. Margaret DeStaeblerLauren DickJulie EadesPatricia EastburnMartha Edwards and John OrcuttEli and Charmaine EliasonDeborah ElowsonGordon and Diane EwingGussie FairFallon, Bixby, Cheng & Lee, Inc. Denis and Cheryl Fama

Oliviera FenceJustin FieldMrs. Lilly FreemanEugene FrenchRebecca GarciaJanet GodfreyJoan GoldenbergDan Goodman and Kathy GoodmanDan Hackett and Cynthia BeegerMrs. Jean HarmanWilliam HarrisJeff and Heidi HastingsLauren HauberLance HeinigPete HellerJoe and Joelle Hernandez (m)Peter and Alison HillSteven and Diane HowardIntuit FoundationAndrea JulianCaryn KaliPeter and Lynn Johnson KidderRochelle Kirchner and William KirchnerRandi Knight and Mark KnightNorman and Nina KulgeinNorma LiedtkeEllen LinDr. Jason Lipton, D.D.S.Harry and Carol LouchheimWallace and Joan Mac Donald


Leros ManteroPaul Marelich (m)Chuck and Gayle MartinSteven and Christine Maxwell (m)Joseph and Carolyn MelenaSandra MeyerAlbert and Rose Marie Morando, Sr.Richard and Jeanne MorrisSteven MurpheyMaryLu MurphySean O’BrienSeana O’Shaughnessy and Alex KarolyiErik OgrenWilliam and Beverly Oldfield, Jr.Don and Liz OlsonHenk Pechler (m)Jim and Leslie PeckPaula PetropoulosPaolo and Emerita PicacheSheryl PoundsDennis and Mary PowellInez PowellBill and Mary Ann ProvenceJudith Puccini

William and Gina ReidyAngela RobbianoJo Ann RogersDobbie RoisenDoug Ross and Liz BellockRob and Diane RoyJulia RubinJeffrey and Aimee SaundersJeremy and Carolyn SiegelLaurie SimersonGary and Marlena SteinbachRoy and Nancy StottsElyse StrattonDan and Jocelyn SwisherBill and Rosa Tarangioli (m)Dr. Jeffrey TorchiaUnited Way California Capital RegionVISA GivingStationCharles WallauTed and Jane WassamSaul and Judith WassermanLawrence and Mary WhiteLaurence and Lisa Wuerstle

Volunteer Hours MatchedGenentech (1,190)Peter ComptonLauren FarmerCecile HolwegBlanca MedinaLauren LakeThanda LeeOlga LiSamantha PoblitzJon SansanoEdna Stoeher

Roche (2,000)Kevin MarksVirginia MacSuibhne

Wells Fargo (15,000)Debbie ChuDenise JenningsAll site volunteers

In Memory of:Ray Moseley Margaret SmithGreg

In Honor of:John Eilers Lennis Hansen’s colleagues at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiCarol MacCorkle’s ClientsCaccia Plumbing

Donor Listings continued...


In-Kind Donor ListingsIn-kind donors are crucial to the work of Rebuilding Together Peninsula. These donors complete essential repairs and donate materials to get the work done. Donations range from coffee and snacks for volunteers to a new roof or electrical service upgrade. These donations, small and large, enable us to make significant improvements on a shoestring budget. We apologize if we have made an error in spelling or omitting your name. Please call us 650.366.6597, ext 225 so that we can correct any mistakes and thank you in person!

Community Builders: $25,000 or MoreBAE SystemsInfortal WorldwideMAI Industries, Inc.Milliken Carpet

City Builders: $10,000 or MoreACCO Engineered SystemsAlcal Specialty Contracting, Inc.California Auto Upholstery Tony CeramiCorporate Interior SolutionsDome Construction Corp.DPR ConstructionDRI CommercialEssrig Taylor Building & DesignETC USAHoem-Schurba & AssociatesKelly Moore Paint San MateoWestern States Fire Protection ServicesBlue’s Roofing

Neighborhood Builders: $5,000 or MoreAlliance Roofing Company, Inc.B & M TearoffD & J TileDuran & Venables, Inc.Gachina Landscape ManagementISEC, Inc.Izmirian Roofing and Sheet MetalKelly Moore PaintsKobalt Brands, Inc.Microsoft Community AffairsPalo Alto Hardware–PAHPatrick J. Ruane, Inc.Reliable Concepts CorporationIBEW 617

Home Builders: $1,000 or MoreAGC, Inc.Allied Waste Services B.T. Mancini Co.Tom and Terri BailardBecker Technical Services Inc.Big Creek Lumber Co.Bruce Bauer Lumber & SupplyC&O PaintingCalera CorporationCertaPro Painters of the PeninsulaColliers International–Redwood CityCosmopolitan CateringDRYCO Construction, Inc.Elements Manufacturing, Inc.Fenwick & West LLPGolden State LumberHarbor Ready-MixHooper Construction & Remodeling, Inc.Innovative Mechanical, Inc.Iron Construction Jensen CorporationMichael Lassoff and Saixiong ZhuSpence and Sue LeslieLifeScanLyngso Garden MaterialsVirginia and Rian MacSuibhneMartin Screen ShopKirsten McKay Menlo Park Host LionsMenlo Park Live Oak LionsMichael Fellman Siding & RoofingPacific Waterfront Partners, LLCPappas Piping Service, Inc.Peninsula Sanitary Service, Inc.Peninsulators, Inc.Professional Gutter Service, Inc.Recology Peninsula ServicesRoto-RooterSaber Roofing, Inc.Sherwin-WilliamsSouth San Francisco ScavengersSunrise Painting, Inc.Universal DevelopingValley Facilities Management Corp.Valley MechanicalWalter M. Springs ConstructionWelker BrothersDavey TreeTurner Fine GardensNibbi ConcreteNorthern California Floor Covering Joint Apprenticeship & Training Local 12, Dist. Council 16

Builders: $500 or MoreBay Area Plastering Industry JATCBig Creek LumberJim and Barbara BigelowBurlingame Plastering & Stucco, Inc.California BlindsCooley LLPGraingerJoe and Geraldine McConnellReno’s Floor Covering, Inc.John SellersStafford Custom DevelopmentValleyCrest LandscapeWorkHorse ProsLewis Carpet Cleaners and Floor Care, IncCaroline Totah Organizing SolutionsOT House Calls

Contractors: $100 or MoreBest Buy Colma–Store #873By-Th’-Bucket Bar & GrillBrian and Nana ChancellorChipotleKim ChouSteve DavisDonna Dunwoody and Doug BagnaniMartha Edwards and John OrcuttErik’s Deli CafeBrigitte EsteyWilliam FaircloughFabia FloreansGreco AssociatesGreen Carpet LandscapingScott HeeschenLawrence HuSerge KarageorgiouLennox Stained GlassNick LuceroMountain Mike’s PizzaJason PrimuthRecology of the CoastS.P. McClenahan Co.Chris Shay and Christina FatelMatt Sorgenfrei and Evangeline UribeChristine and Nick StabileStarbucksMs. Edna StoehrTootsie’s

Friends: up to $100 BarkerBlue Digital ImagingBurlingame Parks and RecreationEl Tulense TaqueriaGolden NurseryHobee’s Town & Country VillageJimmy V’s Sports CafeRandy and Jackie KaeferKey MarketSofia Mendizabal de KohlerMimi’s CafeNew Leaf Community MarketRobert and Jackie O’DonnellPeet’s CoffeeJay and Madalyn PerrineSafeway–Sequoia StationSan Bruno Parks and RecreationTrader Joe’s–San Carlos

“The repair work has improved my health because it has provided a cleaner and safer environment. I am feeling more cheerful and optimistic towards life and my health.” - 2012 r e c i p i e n t

Seana O’Shaughnessy Executive Director

Randi Knight Development Director

Cari Pang Chen Program Director

Roger Hoppes NRD Program Manager

Lily Abt Safe at Home Program Manager

Adam Widmer Construction & Warehouse Mgr.

Annel Aguayo Administrative Manager

Josh Woods Safe at Home Technician

2011-2012 Board of Directors Virginia MacSuibhne Chair

Ken Hayes, AIA Vice Chair

William Palmer Treasurer

Spencer K. Leslie Secretary

Gary J. Ahern, AIAJoel L. Butler, P.E.Jason Brenner (12-13)G. Nicholas FarwellCalla GriffithBrian M. HetheringtonPete HooperKathleen Jason-Moreau (12-13)

Cynthia Wilsuz Lovell (12-13)Kevin MarksJohn E. McNellisMichael NibbiPam NicholasDan O’Brien (12-13)Robert J. O’DonnellJoshua PortnerLaurel RobinsonS. Jonathan TangRachel Rosati Warner

Emeritus Bill Butler Roger Menard David A. Wollenberg

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Photography Credits Dean J. Birinyi, Dean J. Birinyi Photography www.djbphoto.com Henry Watts

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